web 2.0
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Read More: Tiny Screens/Power Scenes: Viral Video Big & SmallOver its hundred-plus year history, cinema (and its offshoots television and video) has offered up uncountable contributions to civilization that are unimaginably beautiful, powerful, and profound and that are delivered…
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Read More: Why Don’t I Blog? On Internet Cultural Production in 2016I started blogging here on August 21, 2007. At first, it was exhilarating and challenging. Blogging helped introduce me to a robust and complex life online. On May 29, 2012,…
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Read More: Ev-Ent-Anglement 3: One current shape for Internet feminism and its many discontentsI recently performed the third iteration of my experimental, affective scholarly talk cum “event” at Console-ing Passions 2015: “Ev-ent-anglement 3: Dublin.” The project has a nearly-completed year-long shelf-life as it…
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Read More: YouTube Feminism: Not Medium but MétierI taught Learning from YouTube (LFYT) for the fifth time this year. The first iteration was in 2007, fresh into the early years of the still short life of YouTube…
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Read More: Access Denied, Internet Dark: Technology, Prison, EducationI recently wrote a blog post for Lady Justice at New Criticals. It’s opening and closing are re-printed below. Go to that site for the full version! On Sunday, April…
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Read More: “As Fixed as a Bottle Entangled in a Mess of Sea Vegetable”
… I’m trying to steer clear of rabbit holes these days in order to get a book done, but this [ev-ent-anglement] seems different somehow. Like the time spent reading, learning,…
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Read More: Visual Research Methods 2014I had to do a little Internet research but it turns out that Fall 2014 was my sixth iteration of Visual Research Methods, taught once a year at CGU since…
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Read More: Critical Paths for Theorizing the Digital in Higher EdI’ve just returned from a day-long Symposium, Theorising Technology in Digital Higher Education. Sponsored by the Society for Research into Higher Education in the UK, and organized by faculty from…
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Read More: Studying, Teaching and Publishing on YouTubeI was recently interviewed by Julia Fernandez for the Library of Congress’ blog: The Signal. It was a pretty cool platform in which to be able to talk abut my…